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    Fatal accident on I-70

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    By KMAN Staff on January 23, 2012 Local News, Top Story

    A 67-year-old Junction city man died in an accident on I-70 this past weekend.

    Donald Nelson was driving westbound near milepost 322, 11.5  miles southeast of Manhattan, when his vehicle slid on ice, went off the roadway, into a ditch, and overturned.

    A passenger,  Lois Nelson, 63,  also of Junction City was taken to Stormont Vail, where she was listed in serious condition.

    The Kansas Highway Patrol reports the accident occurred shortly after 5:15 a.m. Sunday.

    No other major accidents were reported in Pottawatomie or Riley county Monday morning, since the freezing drizzle and a bit of snow came down–although there were reports of some slick spots.

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